Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-19


after II o'clock next Friday evening.
No matter how far from cities you may be,
you need not dread accidents or rheumatism.
il you are supplied with St. Jacob Oil
A carload Of machinery passed through on
the {. &. c. Thursday morning for Pat
Reddy's mine in Darwin.
The mining outlook for Silver City is very
encouraging. Should the place boom Silver
will want the County Seat and new news.
paper.
Mrs. HUMPHREYS. who has been visiting
Mrs. Newman at the Hougham ranch for sew.
eral weeks, returned to her home in Carson
Thursday.
John x. Crowley came in from Candelaria
last Wednesday evening. He will immedi.
ately proceed to re set the boiler in the
Douglass mill.
Jack Hepworth is moving one of hisC Como
houses to Dayton and will hereafter reside
here in the Winter, and make Como his
Summer resort.
!. c. Farwell. ex County Clerk Of Esmer-
aida county, arrived in Dayton from Haw.
thorne Tuesday andswill remain in this sec.
ton for short time.
T. r. Hawkins intends to soon erect a
building on Pike street opposite the old sta
Bile. The new building will probably be
used as furniture store.
When you 20 to Virginia drop into the
Arcade. next to Wells, Fargo & Cos, and
get a glass Of Beirke's fresh beer. 1t is de.
lieious this warm weather.
Fred Dangberg is said to have the only
band of mutton sheep in this section Of the
country. and $6 per head is asked tor them
Mutton is money nowadays.
w. J. Douglass and VIM. Lkens came in
from Garfield district last Wedne sday even
ing. after looking after their mining interest
in that section for few days.
Rulison and Likens are making rapid
Roadway in re-modeling the old Atlanta tail.
ings mill, between this place and Silver
City, into Huntington quartz mill.
The children Of the Dayton Sunday School
will give an entertainment at the Court
House to morrow evening. Music, songs
and recitations will be the order OF things
Many people about town are making gar
dens. The weather is quite warm, and fruit
trees are almost In bloom. Unless heavy
frosts come late there will be a good crop oil
fruit.
''Did you ever hear The Maiden's Pray.
erl'" asked drummer Of a merchant who
had FIVE daughters. "Did ever1 You bel
I have, with all the variations from matinee
tickets to sealskin sacques."
Assemblyman Shirley has gone to San
Francisco to have his ears doctored. He
says that the internal burzings that he col
from lobbyists around the Capitol during the
sixty asys hS was the'e nearly ueus h'A
deaf.
The report that was circulated some week,
sgo TO the eject that the new concentration
had been taken out OF the Santiago and
Brunswick mills on the Carson river. is moi
true. Both mills are still running these
machines.
Call at this Office and look over q copy OF
the american Farmer, one OF the best agri-
cultural papers published. You can get it
for year free by subscribing for the TIMES
and paying in advance, or by paying up your
back subscription.
Byron Gates Is becoming a great faneier
OF horse flesh. He has one OF the fines, colts
in the State. The colt was sired by Cibral
tar, and is from one of Judge Edwards
blooded mares. Gates takes great delight
in exercising his pet.
Mr.. Bartlett, who came up from San
Francisco as a representative OF capitalists,
to view and report on agricultural lands in
Mason Valley, returned the first Of this week.
Ii is understood that he was well pleased
with what he saw and will make q very IA.
vo-able report.
L. ]. Moore has been arrested at Glendale
for numbering his daughter. 1t will be re-
membered that Miss Alice Moore died about
a year ago at her parents home in Glendale.
Now Mrs. Moore declares that her husband
murdered the girl by beating, choking and
jumping on her.
The Dayton Lodge OF I. o. G. T., eele
brate their 18th anniversary next Tuesday
evening by a musical and dramatic entertain.
ment and a supper. The Virginia Good
Templars will attend by invitation. The
dramatic entertainment will be given to the
public in about two weeks.
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